RFID Used in Loyalty Cards Promise a New Level of Customer Service
May 19, 2004
A system developed via partnership of IBSS, Xybernaut Corporation, and Arthur Blank & Company Inc. is using RFID chips imbedded in loyalty cards so that data can be read as customers traverse the store and picked up by associates wielding hand-held devices.
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